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Re: LOGGER32 FILE BACKUP
Geoff Anderson
Al,
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Thanks for the list. Now:- The ISL files are not recorded as they are zero bytes. Yes we DO say in the help file that all 4 files should be kept together and the reason is simple. It is far easier to tell people to save ALL the files than to be "picky". You can bet your life that if we had said just save the .xxx, .yyy,.zzz files then someone would save the wrong combination and then they would be in real trouble. So it is much easier to say save them ALL in the groups mentioned in the help file. So from the above items 07, 27, 31, 36, 40, 44 and 50 have been dealt with (7 files). Just why you have file numbers 12 to 24 I don't know - and are pointless. How they got into your Logger32 folder I have no idea... ( 13 files). As to the 4 Stats files - these can be regenerated by logger32 ( recalc) so there is no need to save them. (4 files) So that covers the additional 24 files that you are recording - using your method.. 73 de Geoff G3NPA Geoff.Anderson@... ----- Original Message -----
From: "Mecozzi, Al" <amecozzi@...> To: <hamlogger@...> Sent: Wednesday, June 18, 2003 4:33 AM Subject: Re: [hamlogger] LOGGER32 FILE BACKUP Geoff:files that are contained in the Logbook Zip and User Files Zip files produced by Logger32. In the column on the right, the files that are blank do not exist in the Logger32 zipped backup files. Also, below are some questions I have. I am not trying to be picky, I am just trying to understand the process. Thanks for bearing with me. four of the ISD, ISF, ISL and ISM files should be kept together. Why are the ISL misssing from from the Logbook Zip and User Files Zip files? they are contained in the User Files Zip file. the list of files you are recording which Logger32 doesn't. Now I know Ishould be in a position to do this comparison, but the truth is that I have somany files in my logger directory from trying to sort out other peoplesproblems that I don't have a "virgin" set either in the main directory or in theeverything out and do a re-install - and I really don't want to do that at themoment!! So if you could tell me what the differences are please, Ito include some essential files, then I would like to know and the mattercan be corrected.files. The file for the Logbook contains 3 files. Is the ISL not needed? Thefile for the User Files contains 30 files. For a total of 33 files. When Icopy all the ISD, ISL, ISM, INI and DB files, I get a total of 52 files.Maybe it is not necessary to copy the COPY OF XXXX.ISL, etc. files. What am Imissing here?in theTo > insure that I backup all necessary files. Thanks for the promptreply. Keepwill doISL, ISM,of > backingfiles thatspecified > above?Service. > > > |
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Re: Mapping data path to other pc
Geoff Anderson
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I think you might just be pushing you luck there! ;-) 73 de Geoff G3NPA Geoff.Anderson@... ----- Original Message -----
From: "truckcamper" <truckcamper@...> To: <hamlogger@...> Sent: Wednesday, June 18, 2003 10:35 AM Subject: [hamlogger] Mapping data path to other pc Geoff Thanks for trying that for me. I got it to work, but I found I had |
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Re: Setup
Geoff Anderson
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Logger32 does NOT overwrite DLL or whatever unless the installer allows it to do so. For every file that Logger32 finds it ALWAYS asks the question. As for most amateurs using Xp - well just try writing something that is Xp specific and see how many grumbles you get! No - I'm afraid I cannot agree with you on this particular point. 73 de Geoff G3NPA Geoff.Anderson@... ----- Original Message -----
From: "Arend Harteveld" <pa1are@...> To: <hamlogger@...> Sent: Wednesday, June 18, 2003 8:00 AM Subject: Re: [hamlogger] Setup Hi Gary,DLL's with W95/W98 trash.better Windows versions around today.pages use XP already.Setup updatetells me that some of my System files are out of date and offers to again,them if I select yes then shut down and restart. when I run Setup itgives the same result. Am I doing something wrong?
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Re: LOGGER32 FILE BACKUP
Mecozzi, Al
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1. I notice that all of the ISL file have a zero file size. If there is a description of the these files in the Help section, I missed it. 2. Right after I installed Logger32 for the first time, both the original and copy of files were present in the Logger32 folder. A puzzlement to me. 3. It has been stressed often that the ISD, ISF, ISL and ISM files should be kept together. At least that is what I understood. Thanks for the feedback Fabio. It maybe that Geoff can shed more light on this. 73...Al...WA8LBZ ----- Original Message -----
From: Fabio IZ4AFW To: hamlogger@... Sent: Wednesday, June 18, 2003 4:00 AM Subject: Re: [hamlogger] LOGGER32 FILE BACKUP At 00:33 18/06/2003 -0400, you wrote: >I have the following questions: > >1. The help files and frequent mentions on the reflector state that all >four of the ISD, ISF, ISL and ISM files should be kept together. Why are >the ISL misssing from from the Logbook Zip and User Files Zip files? I don't know, but I think that this could be a bug... >2. Is it not necessary to copy the Copy of xxxxxx files? Apparently not as >they are contained in the User Files Zip file. I think that the "Copy of xxxxxxxxx" files are not part of the Logger32 "original" distribution but created by a copy&paste action, maybe to have another copy. Are you sure that the "Copy of ...." files are identical to the corresponding files? I think they are not updated...so they could be an old copy of your logbook. >3. Whay are the Stats32.xxx files not included in the User Files Zip file? I think because they can be recalculated from the menu (Tools/Maintenance/Recalc stats) Ciao & 73 Fabio IZ4AFW Yahoo! Groups Sponsor To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: hamlogger-unsubscribe@... Visit these sites for Logger and other downloads: and... Asst. Moderator: dwmcclure@... Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to the Yahoo! Terms of Service. |
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Re: column layout !!!!!!
thank you for the answer i try to do the same with qsl_via in thatTo stop Logger32 from bringing the QSL_VIA field forward, From the Log Entry window, RIGHTCLICK Select Setup > Setup QSO Mask > Uncheck the QSL_VIA field. This should stop Logger32 from bringing the QSL_VIA info forward to the new qso. Hope this helps! -- Eddie Seymour, WB4MLE E-Mail wb4mle@... |
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Re: Mapping data path to other pc
Mark
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Absolutely I'll give it a try, in fact, I do this sort of thing often. Check out WinVNC here: It lets you log into another machine and access it as if you were looking at that machine's desktop. You can get it in various flavors: Windows, Linux, and Solaris. I have used the windows and Linux versions to log into my Windows box from Linux and vice-versa. It may not be exactly what you have in mind, but it does the trick. You can't drag files from that machine to your desktop very easy (but it can be done), you just have to think 'inside the box' for a change. Mark N9POA ----- Original Message -----
From: "truckcamper" <truckcamper@...> To: <hamlogger@...> Sent: Wednesday, June 18, 2003 05:35 Subject: [hamlogger] Mapping data path to other pc
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Re: The logger
Fabio IZ4AFW
At 12:20 18/06/2003 +0200, you wrote:
Hi everyone!Hi Herman, actually that is a know problem that will be fixed in the new (official) release. For now, a workaround is available: you need to use the colon ( : ) as time separator. You can change it in the Windows settings and that should resolve your problems. 73 Fabio IZ4AFW |
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Mapping data path to other pc
truckcamper
Geoff Thanks for trying that for me. I got it to work, but I found I had
to rename all the Logbbok32 files. (appended an 'x') NOW the real trick would be, remote desktop share, control radio from other room. Soundcard interface for audio. Anyone give that a try yet? Bill WA1RI |
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Re: column layout !!!!!!
SV1CRX
thank you for the answer i try to do the same with qsl_via in that
place but still the same , after one qso with a qsl manager the program puts the previews qsl man and to the other qso ,my english is not very good but i hope to understand this. 73,s SV1CRX - In hamlogger@..., wb4mle@s... wrote: athe problem here is with the field in the logbook page <QSLMSG> isqslmanager callsing from another qso and i must go to corect itThe QSLMSG field is QSL MESSAGE not qsl manager. The QSL_VIA field for qsl manager, route etc. Notes may also be used. QSLMSG is forinfo printed on the qsl card such as "Thanks for the XXX contest qso". |
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Re: Setup
Gary and Julie Burow
Geoff, as per the original e-mail, the setup program said that some of my
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system files needed to be updated and offered to do it for me if I shut down the computer and re-started. I HAD to try again to see what had happened. As it turnes out, nothing happened and I was no furthed down the track. Fortunately, I had an image of an earlier version of a Win 2000 installation and reverted back to that and it worked so obviously something had gone wrong with the system. Tnx fer reply Gary VK4GCB -------Original Message-------
From: hamlogger@... Date: Wednesday, 18 June 2003 09:23:28 AM To: hamlogger@... Subject: Re: [hamlogger] Setup I have a couple of questions here:- 1) Logger32 was (and is) being developed on a Win98SE system so the included files would be from that era. Now what its the announcement actually saying/ Is it the the files you have already are more up to date that those provided or is it the other way round? If your files are more current, then keep them. 2) You say that when you run setup AGAIN .... Why do this? Is Logger32 not running for you - and if so, what is the problem? 73 de Geoff G3NPA Geoff.Anderson@... ----- Original Message ----- From: "Gary and Julie Burow" <vk4gcb@...> To: <hamlogger@...> Sent: Tuesday, June 17, 2003 10:51 PM Subject: [hamlogger] Setup I have had Logger 32 running under Windoze 2000 successfully.Unfortunately I had a hard drive problem and had to re-install everything. Now, Setupit gives the same result. Am I doing something wrong? ------------------------ Yahoo! Groups Sponsor ---------------------~--> Get A Free Psychic Reading! Your Online Answer To Life's Important Questions ---------------------------------------------------------------------~-> To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: hamlogger-unsubscribe@... Visit these sites for Logger and other downloads: and... Asst. Moderator: dwmcclure@... Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to . |
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Re: LOGGER32 FILE BACKUP
Fabio IZ4AFW
At 00:33 18/06/2003 -0400, you wrote:
I have the following questions:I don't know, but I think that this could be a bug... 2. Is it not necessary to copy the Copy of xxxxxx files? Apparently not as they are contained in the User Files Zip file.I think that the "Copy of xxxxxxxxx" files are not part of the Logger32 "original" distribution but created by a copy&paste action, maybe to have another copy. Are you sure that the "Copy of ...." files are identical to the corresponding files? I think they are not updated...so they could be an old copy of your logbook. 3. Whay are the Stats32.xxx files not included in the User Files Zip file?I think because they can be recalculated from the menu (Tools/Maintenance/Recalc stats) Ciao & 73 Fabio IZ4AFW |
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Re: Setup
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W2000 does not allow you to overwrite DLL's (thank god) so it will replace the overwritten systemfiles with the original ones and nothing changes... maybe you should try to install w2k service pack first. In general I will not install software that tries to overwrite system DLL's with W95/W98 trash. It is not a recommendation that L32 is developed for W98... there are better Windows versions around today. Don't think that most HAM's stick with W98.... most visitors to my web pages use XP already. 73, Arend ----- Original Message -----
From: "Gary and Julie Burow" <vk4gcb@...> To: <hamlogger@...> Sent: Wednesday 18 June 2003 00:51 Subject: [hamlogger] Setup I have had Logger 32 running under Windoze 2000 successfully.Unfortunately I had a hard drive problem and had to re-install everything. Now, Setupit gives the same result. Am I doing something wrong? |
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US Counties - minor bug and QSL sent/received defaults
Hello all,
1), There is a minor bug when entering US county, nothing major, but needs to be addressed at some stage. Pick two US callsigns in the logbook. In the "STATE" field change/add state for the first one (let's say TN), then change/add state for the second callsign (let's say CA). Then move back to the first callsign and enter county "Hamilton" in the "COUNTY" field (valid county for TN). I got a message "HAMILTON does not appear to be a valid county in CA". The county is entered then with no problem. For some reason when entering a county Logger32, when checking the county, ignores the state in the "STATE" field for the callsign and looks at the last entered state, hence the message. Hope I explained the issue. 2). It would be nice to have "QSL sent" and "QSL received" fields to be populated automatically with "N" when QSO is entered. Currently they are blank and to change them to "N" I have to either manually enter "N" or use "Edit QSL info". 73! Andrei, de ZL1TM |
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Re: LOGGER32 FILE BACKUP
Mecozzi, Al
Geoff:
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Below is a comparison of the files I copy to my Iomega Zip drive and the files that are contained in the Logbook Zip and User Files Zip files produced by Logger32. In the column on the right, the files that are blank do not exist in the Logger32 zipped backup files. Also, below are some questions I have. I am not trying to be picky, I am just trying to understand the process. Thanks for bearing with me. THE FILES I COPY LOGGER32 ZIP FILES 01. ADIF.txt 01. ADIF.txt 02. ADIFBands.txt 02. ADIFBands.txt 03. ADIFModes.txt 03. ADIFModes.txt 04. ADIFSubModes.txt 04. ADIFSubModes.txt 05. Alias32.isd 05. Alias32.isd 06. Alias32.isf 06. Alias32.isf 07. Alias32.isl 07. 08. Alias32.ism 08. Alias32.ism 09. Arrlsect.db 09. Alias32.ism 10. BandMode32.db 10. BandMode32.db 11. ChildFormsOpen.ini 11. ChildFormsOpen.ini 12. Copy of Alias32.isd 12. 13. Copy of Alias32.isf 13. 14. Copy of Alias32.isl 14. 15. Copy of Alias32.ism 15. 16. Copy Arrlsect.db 16. 17. Copy of ChildFormsOpen.ini 17. 18. Copy of Country32.isd 18. 19. Copy of Country32.isf 19. 20. Copy of Country32.isl 20. 21. Copy of Country32.ism 21. 22. Copy of County32.isd 22. 23. Copy of County32.isf 23. 24. Copy of County32.isl 24. 25. Country32.isd 25. Country32.isd 26. Country32.isf 26. Country32.isf 27. Country32.isl 27. 28. Country32.ism 28. Country32.ism 29. County32.isd 29. County32.isd 30. County32.isf 30. County32.isf 31. County32.isl 31. 32. County32.ism 32. County32.ism 33. Cw.ini 33. Cw.ini 34. IOTA32.isd 34. IOTA32.isd 35. IOTA32.isf 35. IOTA32.isf 36. IOTA32.isl 36. 37. IOTA32.ism 37. IOTA32.ism 38. IOTAIsland32.isd 38. IOTAIsland32.isd 39. IOTAIsland32.isf 39. IOTAIsland32.isf 40. IOTAIsland32.isl 40. 41. IOTAIsland32.ism 41. IOTAIsland32.ism 42. Logbook32.isd 42. Logbook32.isd 43. Logbook32.isf 43. Logbook32.isf 44. Logbook32.isl 44. 45. Logbook32.ism 45. Logbook32.ism 46. Logger32.ini 46. Logger32.ini 47. Mmtty.ini 47. Mmtty.ini 48. Offset32.isd 48. Offset32.isd 49. Offset32.isf 49. Offset32.isf 50. Offset32.isl 50. 51. Offset32.ism 51. Offset32.ism 52. Stats32.isd 52. 53. Stats32.isf 53. 54. Stats32.isl 54. 55. Stats32.ism 55. 56. UserPara.ini 56. UserPara.ini TOTAL 56 FILES TOTAL 32 FILES I have the following questions: 1. The help files and frequent mentions on the reflector state that all four of the ISD, ISF, ISL and ISM files should be kept together. Why are the ISL misssing from from the Logbook Zip and User Files Zip files? 2. Is it not necessary to copy the Copy of xxxxxx files? Apparently not as they are contained in the User Files Zip file. 3. Whay are the Stats32.xxx files not included in the User Files Zip file? 73...Al...WA8LBZ amecozzi@... ----- Original Message -----
From: Geoff Anderson To: hamlogger@... Sent: Tuesday, June 17, 2003 7:32 PM Subject: Re: [hamlogger] LOGGER32 FILE BACKUP Al, I don't know that you are missing anything. What I'm interested in is the list of files you are recording which Logger32 doesn't. Now I know I should be in a position to do this comparison, but the truth is that I have so many files in my logger directory from trying to sort out other peoples problems that I don't have a "virgin" set either in the main directory or in the zipped files. The only way I could get back to this is to clear everything out and do a re-install - and I really don't want to do that at the moment!! So if you could tell me what the differences are please, I can then tell you if you need to save them of not. If Bob has forgotten to include some essential files, then I would like to know and the matter can be corrected. 73 de Geoff G3NPA Geoff.Anderson@... ----- Original Message ----- From: "Mecozzi, Al" <amecozzi@...> To: <hamlogger@...> Sent: Tuesday, June 17, 2003 8:43 PM Subject: Re: [hamlogger] LOGGER32 FILE BACKUP > Geoff: > > When I use the Zip Logbook and Zip User Files icons I get two zip files. The file for the Logbook contains 3 files. Is the ISL not needed? The file for the User Files contains 30 files. For a total of 33 files. When I copy all the ISD, ISL, ISM, INI and DB files, I get a total of 52 files. Maybe it is not necessary to copy the COPY OF XXXX.ISL, etc. files. What am I missing here? > > 73...Al...WA8LBZ > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Geoff Anderson > To: hamlogger@... > Sent: Tuesday, June 17, 2003 1:30 PM > Subject: Re: [hamlogger] LOGGER32 FILE BACKUP > > > Al, > > Are you SERIOUSLY telling me that on your machine if you use the two icons > for backing up the log and other important files that these are NOT > zipped???? Are you absolutely sure about this??? Are you looking in the > right place for them? You should generate two Zip files, one containing > three log files (.isf, .ism and .isd) and the other all the INI and config > type files as well as the various databases. > > I would be grateful if you would check again please > > 73 de Geoff > G3NPA > Geoff.Anderson@... > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Mecozzi, Al" <amecozzi@...> > To: <hamlogger@...> > Sent: Tuesday, June 17, 2003 12:51 AM > Subject: Re: [hamlogger] LOGGER32 FILE BACKUP > > > > Geoff: > > > > The files are not zipped but are copied as is. Secondly, unless I missed > something when I used the icons you mentioned, I did not get all the files I > am now copying. That is precisely why I use the procedure that I do. To > insure that I backup all necessary files. Thanks for the prompt reply. Keep > the good work. > > > > 73...Al...WA8LBZ > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: Geoff Anderson > > To: hamlogger@... > > Sent: Monday, June 16, 2003 5:47 PM > > Subject: Re: [hamlogger] LOGGER32 FILE BACKUP > > > > > > I assume you realise that the first two icons on the icon bar will do > this > > for you! Ok - so the files are Zipped - but apart from that everything > you > > need to keep is catered for here. > > > > 73 de Geoff > > G3NPA > > Geoff.Anderson@... > > > > > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: "Mecozzi, Al" <amecozzi@...> > > To: <hamlogger@...> > > Sent: Monday, June 16, 2003 5:05 AM > > Subject: [hamlogger] LOGGER32 FILE BACKUP > > > > > > > For my convenience I have generated a batch file to run when I click a > > Logger32 Backup icon on the desktop. It copies all ISD, ISF, ISL, ISM, > INI > > and DB files to my Iomega Zip drive. This is my preferred method of > backing > > up the Logger 32 files. My question is, Are there any other files that > > should be backed up (copied in my case) besides the ones specified > above? > > > > > > 73...Al...WA8LBZ > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: > > > hamlogger-unsubscribe@... > > > > > > Visit these sites for Logger and other downloads: > > > and... > > > > > > Asst. Moderator: dwmcclure@... > > > > > > > > > > > > Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Yahoo! Groups Sponsor > > > > > > > > To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: > > hamlogger-unsubscribe@... > > > > Visit these sites for Logger and other downloads: > > and... > > > > Asst. Moderator: dwmcclure@... > > > > > > > > Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to the Yahoo! Terms of Service. > > > > > > > > > > > > > > To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: > > hamlogger-unsubscribe@... > > > > Visit these sites for Logger and other downloads: > > and... > > > > Asst. 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Re: Automatic filling ?
Hal Miller
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Hal, KB1ZQ -----Original Message-----
From: Didier Juges [mailto:didier@...] Sent: Tuesday, June 17, 2003 8:07 PM To: hamlogger@... Subject: [hamlogger] RE: Automatic filling ? Yes and yes, I agree, but that was not the question I believe. The question was about populating these fields for QSOs ALREADY IN THE LOG and which do not have these fields populated. I do not use the CD, but I sometimes operate battery in the yard with my FT-817 and the laptop on battery too, without an internet connection. It would be nice to be able to populate these fields after the fact, when I am back in the shack and the computer is hooked up to the network and the internet. 73, Didier/KO4BB At 05:42 PM 6/17/2003 -0500, you wrote: >Didier, > >If the field such as Address, State, County, Grid Square and a few others do >populate if the info is there from previous QSOs. > >I do not use QRZ CD but do use QRZ.com (DSL connection) and most of these >populate upon entry of a callsign into the Logbook entry window, you will >need to check your options for the QRZ CD. > >Hal, KB1ZQ Yahoo! Groups Sponsor To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: hamlogger-unsubscribe@... Visit these sites for Logger and other downloads: and... Asst. Moderator: dwmcclure@... Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to the Yahoo! Terms of Service. |
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Re: Automatic filling ?
Didier Juges
Yes and yes, I agree, but that was not the question I believe.
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The question was about populating these fields for QSOs ALREADY IN THE LOG and which do not have these fields populated. I do not use the CD, but I sometimes operate battery in the yard with my FT-817 and the laptop on battery too, without an internet connection. It would be nice to be able to populate these fields after the fact, when I am back in the shack and the computer is hooked up to the network and the internet. 73, Didier/KO4BB At 05:42 PM 6/17/2003 -0500, you wrote:
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Re: LOGGER32 FILE BACKUP
Geoff Anderson
Al,
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I don't know that you are missing anything. What I'm interested in is the list of files you are recording which Logger32 doesn't. Now I know I should be in a position to do this comparison, but the truth is that I have so many files in my logger directory from trying to sort out other peoples problems that I don't have a "virgin" set either in the main directory or in the zipped files. The only way I could get back to this is to clear everything out and do a re-install - and I really don't want to do that at the moment!! So if you could tell me what the differences are please, I can then tell you if you need to save them of not. If Bob has forgotten to include some essential files, then I would like to know and the matter can be corrected. 73 de Geoff G3NPA Geoff.Anderson@... ----- Original Message -----
From: "Mecozzi, Al" <amecozzi@...> To: <hamlogger@...> Sent: Tuesday, June 17, 2003 8:43 PM Subject: Re: [hamlogger] LOGGER32 FILE BACKUP Geoff:The file for the Logbook contains 3 files. Is the ISL not needed? The file for the User Files contains 30 files. For a total of 33 files. When I copy all the ISD, ISL, ISM, INI and DB files, I get a total of 52 files. Maybe it is not necessary to copy the COPY OF XXXX.ISL, etc. files. What am I missing here? icons for backing up the log and other important files that these are NOTthe right place for them? You should generate two Zip files, onecontaining three log files (.isf, .ism and .isd) and the other all the INI andconfig type files as well as the various databases.missed something when I used the icons you mentioned, I did not get all thefiles I am now copying. That is precisely why I use the procedure that I do. ToKeep the good work.do thiseverything youclick a > Logger32 Backup icon on the desktop. It copies all ISD, ISF, ISL,ISM, INIthat > should be backed up (copied in my case) besides the ones specified > |
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Re: Request for addition
Geoff Anderson
John,
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I don't think I'm quite in tune with you on this one John. What comments are you wanting to add during an ADI load?. Are you referring to the Logger16 NOTES? If so, there is a utility for converting Logger16 "notes" to Logger32 format called ConvertNotesToLogger32.exe. Now my memory is a little lacking on this one but I think this did not get sent out with the original set of files - but I believe you can grab a copy from the reflector files area if you need it. Does this cover you question? If not, try me again. 73 de Geoff G3NPA Geoff.Anderson@... ----- Original Message -----
From: "John" <vk4wpx@...> To: <hamlogger@...> Sent: Tuesday, June 17, 2003 10:18 PM Subject: Re: [hamlogger] Request for addition Hello Geoff... to be honest, I have imported several logs and until youstill stands..furtherHave you actually looked at the ADI import? If you set about loading anADIimport, after you have defined the file to use, you will see a windowthatnot only shows the actual entry BUT allows you to import CONTEST logs...Itis the lowest of the three options. When you select this option a recordedwindow opens allowing you to enter the contest name ( which gets incomment' -the Contest_ID column of the log. Iaskshave noticed that logger32 does not have this (if it does, it never importedreinstatedme when I import).... Would it be possible to have this feature'contest_id'and additionally, where an imported ADIF log does not have acould logger32 ask you for this info. (I have recently several contest logs from Writelog and would have liked to either put |
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Re: Setup
Geoff Anderson
I have a couple of questions here:-
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1) Logger32 was (and is) being developed on a Win98SE system so the included files would be from that era. Now what its the announcement actually saying/ Is it the the files you have already are more up to date that those provided or is it the other way round? If your files are more current, then keep them. 2) You say that when you run setup AGAIN .... Why do this? Is Logger32 not running for you - and if so, what is the problem? 73 de Geoff G3NPA Geoff.Anderson@... ----- Original Message -----
From: "Gary and Julie Burow" <vk4gcb@...> To: <hamlogger@...> Sent: Tuesday, June 17, 2003 10:51 PM Subject: [hamlogger] Setup I have had Logger 32 running under Windoze 2000 successfully.Unfortunately I had a hard drive problem and had to re-install everything. Now, Setupit gives the same result. Am I doing something wrong? |
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